The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-10-01

30th for Rouen, grounded at ViIleguier
September 22d and capsized. The YES
sci is submerged at high tide and is dan
gerous to navigation. An engineer and
fireman were drowned and five of the
crew and passengers are missing. Later
advices say that six sailors and seven
passengers of the Romeo were drowned
The steamer is a total loss.
The Trafalgar, the largest ironclad
ever constructed, was successfully
launched September goth at Portsmouth.
The vessel is of II $40 tons and of 49,
900 horsepower. She is to carry twelve
guns, four of sixty-seven tons and eight
of forty hundred weight. Her side armor
is twenty inches thick.
The Paris Temps says it has learned
that Count Kainoky had obtained from
Prince Bismarck the assurance that
Germany will prevent any military
action by Russia in Bulgaria.
Stanley writes under date of June 23d
from his camp, saying that the Tippo
Tbs people, with the exception of 500
slave traders, warmly welcomed him
and paid ready obedience.
Prince Phillip, Duke of Orleans, ED
est son of the Count Paris, is about to
start on journey around the world. He
will proceed by way OF India, Japan,
San Francisco and New York.
Dr. Richard Ruain, NJ D., F. R. s.,
the well-known physician and writer, is
dead.
Fifty thousand inhabitants of Messina
have fed from that city on account of
the cholera.
Captain Charles Kallstrom, who had
charge of the ''crib" in the lake near
Chicago, has become insane.
The cowhiding of Rev. E. G. Price by
J. B. Johnston has caused a sensation |
a Columbia, S. c..
DIR. Simmons wants $143,O 900 for his
of S. J. Tilden.
In Pennsylvania $4,000 coal miners
are out on a strike.
The Count of Paris has issued a very
cleverly worded manifesto predicting the
speedy collapse of the French Republic
AT a military banquet in Toulouse on
September 14th two Generals made
speeches stating that France was now
ready for war.
The French mobilization experiment
has inspired the army with desire for
war.
The French Government will reply to
he manifesto of the Count OF Paris.
The Empress of Austria was recently
caught by snowstorm in the Alps.
Six people were burned to death at
New Orleans September 10th.
Vice President Waite of the Dayton
md Ohio road has told the story of Ives
in court.
George H. Gordan, a wealthy young
was accidentally killed
While hunting near Laramie September
4th.
Train robbers stopped an Atlantic and
Pacific train near Navajoe, A. T., Sep
ember 10Th, and cleaned out the safe.
Twenty-eight persons were killed Sep
ember 10th in collision on the Midland
Railway, England.
The Mexican Congress opened Sep
ember 10Th.
The filibusters are still planning to en-
er Havana.
Canadian authorities attribute the
rouble over the seized dealers to the in
of the officers at Sitka.
The Bell Telephone Company is fight
lg Mitkiewitz's Chinese concession.
The fortune of General Featheringill of
ne Spanish army is to be divided among
is heirs in America.
A seventeen-year-old girl made a thief
eturn his plumber at Hersey, Michigan.
Judge White, at Kansas City, severely
ebuked jury for fixing light punish
lent for an assault on young girl.
Maurice Bernhardt wounded a journal
It named Alexis in duel at Paris Sep
,mber 18th
Hanlon has arrived at Auckland.
DR.. Luys of Paris has made a number
remarkable experiments in hypnotism.
A Moslem revival is extending through :
1t the Ottoman Empire.
Congressman Morse of Massachusetts {
as had to pay $500 duties on a diamond
'ooch which he tried to smuggIe through
e New York Custom House
The National League has rot yet rec {
snized. the brotherhood of baseball play a
s. t
1t is asserted that number OF Ameri- l